Xlonday, TTovcaifccr Ziyi .
THE ASJE7IIL!i .GAZ2TT2-KEV7S.. r -r
aJ) Happenings
Personal Mention,
News of the
Societies,
" Meetings, Etc
;' , . THE SOCIAL OCTLOOK. : I
THE "week opena with but llttlo
prospect of a break In the so
cial calm that marks the In
terim between. eeasone, In Ashevllle.
The largo reception to be klven Tues
day evening by Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
j Rawls for MK and Mrs. Charles T.
Rawls and the notaDie nign noon wed
ding at the First Baptist church
V eOneadliy, win"" niH jjciua mani.iin
Whittlngton, and William Turner But
trick 'will ite united In marriage, will
be the. social events of Interest. A
'few luncheons and very - Informal at!
r homes with perhaps small pre-miptlal
i affairs given In honor of the bride to
tbe by Intimate friends, will make up
lihA nt'iAta nf' iAilBl entertainment.' A
number 01 out-or-iown TnanKdgiwng
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'family reunions have been called off
' because of the unexpected school ses
vaion Friday, following the Thanksgiv
ing holiday. ; The children are grlev
i Ing over the loss of their long-looked-
foward-to outings, although of course
in some instances the parties will go
v on as planned and the children miss
1 the day in school. . The Thanksgiving
ball at the Battery Park hotel, with
,-' the Mooney-Blngham football game
and Thanksgiving ' matinee, . will
'brighten the latter part of the week
" for the younger set
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Y. W. C. A. Notes.
' The excellent talk given by Miss
.Elizabeth Sinclairyesterday afternoon
' at the vesper service of the Y. W. C.
v A. made a fitting close to the obser
5 vance of the world's week of prayer.
'-There was a good attendance and all
listened with much Interest to what
' the association throughout, the world
has accomplished during the past
( year.
The Embroidery class, which was
. Interrupted last week, ' will be resum
ed tonight at 7:40 with Miss Georgia
Dennis teaching.
The regular meeting of the board of
directors will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 10:80.
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Missionary Society Meeting.
The Anna Aston Missionary society
will hold the prayer meeting at Cen
tral church Tuesday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock. The following is the program:
Devotional exercises.
Mrs. E. C. Chambers,
leaflet, "The World Our Parish."
"Our Work In Brazil."
Mrs. Frank Smith. ' '
Review of the book, "The Days of
June."
Mrs. W. J. Cocke. ,
All the young women of the Ashe
vllle Methodist churches are urged to
attend; visitors cordially welcomed.
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Dinner to Factory ClUldren.
The senior Phllatheas of the en
'. tral Methodist church will serve a
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday to 60
, of the' factory children at the Metho
dist chapel near the mills. The Sal-
I vii Una army rr providing a Thanks
giving feast for the poor uptown, but
these children have no Thanksgiving
holiday and If they are to taste of the
good things of the season It must be
during their short nooning. For this
the Phllatheas are making generous
provision. '
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Central Plillatltea Officers.
The Phllathea class of the Central
Methodist church held thier annual
election of officers yesterday. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: Miss Kathleen Ware,
president; Mrs. Howell, vice-presi
dent; Miss Minnie McElrath, secretal
rjr and treasurer.
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The pupils of Mrs. Julia Burdlck
gave an Interesting recital in the pres
ence of their parents and friends Sat
urday afternoon. . The demonstration
of "Miss Keyboard's School" by the
Burrow's class was unique and snowed
Plainly how thorough, and yet how at
tractive, this kindergarten method is,
to the beginner In musical study. The
motion songs Introducing the numer
ous steps, in accomplishing the theory,
as well as technique, of piano playing,
were sung by the little ones with en
ergy and precision. Most of the piano
pieces were "played from memory,
AfUr the following program delightful
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Burdlck:
1. Jack and Jill, .'. . . . . .Spauldlng
Martha Chambers.
2. Merry Trifles Polka Lindsay
- Pauline Smathers.
3. 3 Mother Goose Rhymes, musical
setting by- Katherlne Burrowes.
Dorothy Atkinson.
4. Dance of the Dryads Carl Wolf
Leona Lambertson.
8. Class Demonstration I. of Burrows
Method.
. Marguerite Valse ... . . .Kern
Mary Francis Shuford.
7. a) Etude Cserny
(b) Tranmerel and Romans. . , .
, , Schumann
(c) WlaWla-Intermesso.
- Englemann
Dorothea Weaver.
I. Essay on "Josef Maydn"
Dorothy Atkinson.
(a) The Mill Wheel. .Gexa Horvath
lb) Wild Horseman Schumann
Edmund Burdlck.
10. In Maytlme, Old English Dance
, ... Blschoff
Adalena Weaver.
II. Class Demonstration II. of the
Burrowes ' Method,
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The tea room at the Woman's ex
change will be open Thanksgiving day
ind the serving of an appetising tur
key dinner will be the feature of the
day. This Is . the revival of an old
feuatnm -. i l i m . .
- cAi'uniigp mat ni isjien
Into disuse for the past year or two
and the announcement of Us revival
win be welcomed by many lovers of
a good home dinner, well cooked and
attractively served. Several families
have expressed a determination to dine
en famlle In' the pretty tea room on
Thursday. x The room wljl be attrac
tively decorated with the foliage and
flowers of autumn. Special dinner
may be ordered, but the regular
Thanksgiving' menu of "turkey and
flxln's" will be toothsome enough to
satisfy the most epicurean taste.
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4 Paul' and Hobart Canaday enter
ta'ned : their ' neighborhood friends
with an old-fashioned candy pull Sat
urday evening at their home on Mer
rimon, avenue., Julius Mtrrtlu won the
prize for pulling the whitest' candy In
IS minutes, the time limit. The
guests who .took part in the froUe
were BruCe and Stanford Webb, Julius
and Norman Martin, Reuben Rawls,
Roy Donnahoe, Daniel Hodgtw and
Horace Robertson. . j
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"The Wranglers" will hold their
regular meeting this evening at the
Manor. The subject for discussion is
"Our ' Methods of Punishing Crimi
nals." J. E. Swain will be the essay
ist, and Allen Morrison the respond
ent. .
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The bridal party of the Whltting-ton-Buttrlck
wedding will be enter
tained Tuesday evening at the home
of the Misses Whlttington on Vance
street A buffet luncheon will be
served.
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"The Strollers" will meet tomorrow
night at the home of Mrs. Charles M.
Piatt on North French Broad avenue.
Burnett Jordan will read Ibsen's "The
Doll House." p - ,.- ,., 'j
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Miss Helen Murphy will entertain
tomorrow with a luncheon at her
home In West Ashevllle,
Mrs. E. H. Dysart of Marlon is in
Ashevllle for a few days.
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W. W. Neal and W. K. M.GIlkey
of Marlon are Ashevllle visitors to
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R. L. Qroome of Knoxvllle Is a bus
iness visitor today.
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J. M. Burns spent the week-end In
Shelby with Mrs. Burns and Mrs.
A. B. .Ware, who are visiting in that
city with relatives.
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All of the grades of the Orange
street school won the Friday half hoi
lday granted for a high average of at
tendance, with the exception of the
Fifth B grade. AH of the teachers
celebrated the notable occasion by
taking part In a bountiful luncheon
served In the building after the dis
missal of the pupils at noon.
Mrs. E. R. Randall, who has been 111
with rheumatism for the past ten
weeks, Is slowly Improving, but Is una
ble ter wsflV yets--" i ,
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Editor Barrows of the Hustler, Hen
dersonville, Is in the- oity today,
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A. A. Buehrer leaves today for his
home In Ohio to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents and other relatives
at Toledo, O.
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Miss Marie Oruver, who has been
staying at The Elm, on Walnut street,
left this morning for Johnson City
Tenn., where she will spend a month.
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Mrs. Elsie Dunn, who has been vis
iting friends In the city, left today for
Augusta.
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Captain and Mrs. J. A. Tennent left
for Oakland, Fla., this afternoon.
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- Miss .Sadie McDowell of Seattle,
who has been the guest of relatives
In the city, left today for Charleston,
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Miss Rose Batterham, a graduate of
the Ashevllle High' school January,
'08, was sent from the Greensboro
Normal college as a delegate to the
recent T. W. C. A. conference at
Richmond, Va. Miss Arney Robinson
of the class of June, '08, Is one of
three delegates chosen to represent
the College for Women In Columbia
at the Y. W. C. A. conference to be
held in Rochester, N. T, during the
Christmas holidays. - Miss McCllntock,
president of the college, will chaper
onu the young ladles to Rochester;
they will be gone about a week, leav
ing December 29. I
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Mr. and Mrs. Alf. S. Barnard re
turned yesterday from a visit of sev
eral weeks In New York.
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Mrs. Julius C. Martin has returned
from Washington, where she spent
several weeks.
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Professor Reuben Mitchell of Mar
shall spent the week-end In the city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jellard of St Louis,
who are in Ashevllle in the Interests
of the American Woman's league, have
taken the Mitchell cottage om West
Chestnut street for the winter.
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Frederick Rutledge left today for a
business trip to the east
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Mrs. Gay Williams of Stocksvllle
arrived In the city today and will be
the guest of her nieces, the. Misses
Whlttington. until after the Whlttlng.-
ton-Buttrlck wedding.
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Dr. B. R. Fakes returned Friday
from a three weeks' stay in New York.
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Mrs. M. D. Long left yesterday for
a week's visit with relatives In Greenville.
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Miss Ethel Reeves hs returned
from a visit of several months in Chi
cago and in eastern cities.
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E. W. Carter of Brevard spent yes
terday In Ashevllle.
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D. M. Mcintosh of Old Fort Is here
for a day or so.
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Col. J. L. Ludlow of Winston, snnl
tary engineer of the state bonrd of
No Reason
for Doubt
WORKS OF ART.
Among the recent importations of
art novelties and embroideries made
by Mrs. A. S. Denoon, whose art store
is situated in the Sondley Building,
opposite the Ashevllle Club on Hay
wood street are a number of beautl
fully embroidered and hand made
handkerchiefs direct from Switzerland,
and Armenia. Many of the designs
are exquisite In their dainty effects
and have elicited the enthusiasm of
some of Ashevllle's society ladles.
"PJ A I NT I NESS in
- candies depends
on freshness. No matter
how good they may
have been, they are not
good now unless they
are delicately fresh.
NUNNALLY'S come
by fast express from the
makers straight to this
town. They seem always
fresher than candies tht
come by slow freight
and they are.
A fresh supply always kept by
C A, KAYSOR,
SI Pattoii Avenue.
'None like Nannally's.
SUEDE BOOTS FOR ,
THANKSGIVING
e've a new shipment of
black or tan Suede button
shoes just in. If you want a
jneiiy uress snoe, inese are
the most popular. Let us fit
your next pair.
Price $4.00 and $5.00.
health, Is In Ashevllle for a brief atuy.
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Jordan S. Thomas and T. C. Guth
rie of Charlotte ure here today.
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H. A. London, jr., of Louisville Is In
the city.
Shoe Co.
Cash Shoeists. On the Square
PHOTOS OF MEN .
Alcolm's Businetts Mngazlne had Mr.
Ray make photos of prominent New
York Business Men. bocauso his pho
tos had lota of style, showing manly
looking men in easy natural poses.
showing lots of character.
' RAY'S STUDIO,
- M Patton Avenue.
Formerly 1 Fifth Ave.. New York.
ANYTHING AUTISTIC
ABLE.
IS DF.SIK-
Thnt's why antique Jewelry Is pre
ferred. There Is urtlstlc hundlcraft In
the old. For sale at
VICTOR, STERN'S AXTIQI E ARTS
AND CRAFT SHOP.
Sondley Building. Hnywond St.
WORK THAT PLEASES
Hair Drcwdng. shampooing. Scalp
Treatment, MasMigp, MunU'iirliig, Chi
ropody, etc.
MISS CRUISE, 87 Ifnywoml St.
on, seen AJ mxuiors tastes
Yum, yum! .Have you ever tasted
Pistachio Nuts? For sole all
leading grocers and druggists. 10c n
package. Samples free at
MOUNTAIN CITY STATIONERY CO.
II. M. NAIIIKIAN. Prop.
SS patton Ave.
OUR FRENCH
DRY CLEANING
DEPARTMENT
Is kept busy with work
from ladies and gentlemen
who are satisfied ONLY
with the best of every
thing. Men's suits dyed,
cleaned and pressed. La
dies' white gloves, kid
slippers, opera cloaks and
silk and woolen suits
thoroughly cleaned and
renovated.
Asheville Laundry,
J. A. NICHOLS, Manager
PHONE 95.
They Can Be Had
Now, But
A arrnt line of rtoukH. 1 JOo, 2.V. Novels, Rooks for Imys.
girls' and I'hililrrn (Alger. Ilenty. Mayno Relil. Greenwood.
Mrade. IJttlo ITiuly. Trowbridge), Carey, and oilier good
'mix), I'ocm, Ac. lick tlii'in early, for thry linger not.
. Styllxli (Jurmciitx for Indlcx ami iiiIhmpm reiluml far helutr rr- ,
trill prlieM. Our Suits, CoaIm. and Capes are made hy . good
lallors whit know the dolus to bny and who make well lilting
goods In the styles approved by wearers of line apparel.
As to Men's nml Hoys' SulM anil Overcoats you will travel far '
very fnr lo Hurt the equal of our amorlnteiit. All Hie new
effect In stin k, nearly ii i to tlie) grade ol custom work.
Yv show good Wool Suits at $7.50 to SO (Speclnl nargalns
In lei y niiide) nml in the runse 'twist $15 and $25 a mi peril
line.
Stylish new thing jusl opened In line Shoes. Novelty Fnr
lint. Fur Scarfx, MnlTs, nml C'liililren's Fur Set. Steamer
lings and Indian similiter Holies, Flue Wool Itrcwi (JimkIk, Cor
net. Ribbons, F.tiibroiderleia, Neckwear, Mufflers. Kid Gloves,
ttolf Gloves, t'nliin SiiIih, Vndcrweiir of all kinds, Aprons,
IngerNoll Watches. Ac.. c. &c. Ac.
We respectfully ak nn early rnll on the men liamllxe for
Clirlstinim IrcscntH. While we hIiiiII make a strong effort to
keep the Hue up there are ninny choice dninly things of for
elun manufacture of which wo now have a stock but of which
we can get no more. Tlie N. Y. Importer are nearly bare
now of the very best things.
H. Redwood & Co.
Thanksgiving Post Cards
AVe have a nice line of Thanksgiving Tost Cards.
"We invite your inspection.
HacKney 6 Moale Co.
ON THE SQTJARE.
A Statement ot Facts Backed
by a Strong Guarantee.
We guarantee Immediate and posi
tively relief to all sufferers from from
constipation. In every case where
our remedy, fails to do this we will
supply it free. That's a frank state
ment of facts, and we want you to
substantiate them at our risk.
Recall Orderlies are a gentle, ef
fective, dependable and safe 1 bowel
regulator,' strengthens and tonic, that
are eaten like candy. They re-establish
nature's functions In a o.ulet easy
way. - They do not cause any Incon
venience, griping or nausea. They are
so pleasant to take, and work so easi
ly, mat uiey may, be taken by any
one at any time.. They thoroughly
tone up the whole system to healthy
activity. . They have a most beneficial
action upon the liver.
Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable
and ideal for the use of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We can
not too highly recommend them to all
sufferers rom any form of constipa
tion and Its attendant evils. That's
why we back our faith In them with
our promise of money back If they do
not give entire satisfaction. Two
slses: II tablets 10 cents and 8$ tab
lets IS cents. Remember you can ob
tain Rexall Remedies In Ashevllle only
at our store, The Rexall Store.
Smith's Drug 8tore, Pack 8quare, opp.
Public Library.
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Prices on Oil Heaters
The Three Best
LARGE BANNER .$4.75
SMALL BANNER .$3.50
LARGE ECLIPSE .... .$2.55
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This last is all right in every way, but we
there is nothing equal to the first two.
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Of more than passing interest to
ladles hereabouts Is the knowledge
that Ashevllle possesses a tailoring
establishment that produces man-tailored
suits the equal of those made In
New York and ParlB. The efforts of
Mr. Logan, the Pack Square tailor. In
this direction last season met with
sucn a accmea measure or success
that this season he has brought from
the east a number of high class man
tailors that do ladles' tailoring exclu
sieiy, ineir work Dcing equal to any
produced abroad. tf
CHIROPRACTIC, THE KEY TO HEALTH!
What will you give to lie Well, to hnve Good Figure, Vibrant Hcnlth,
Hested Nerves? Do you "Fear Old W Inter's coming on liecuuae of your
Rheumutlsm';" Then Investigate for yourself a Sclenre us I'orrect bj
Mathematics and learn how wo can Relieve you. t'onnultatinn and Exam
ination Free! Office hours 10 to 12 A. M. and 2 to 5 P. M. 1 July At
tendant. Phone 621. Ijinge ttutldln g. N. W. Pnck 8cimre.
Dr. S. Ij. Whltniore. "KIKOPHACTI V. DOCTOHS." Dr. t'luy I Ihmiu.
MILLINERY
Speclnl reductions will lie given In
all Fall and. Winter Millinery f'-r the
remainder of this week.
PIPER AND JAMES,
Popular lrlce Store,
DO I'litton Ave.
ARTIIl'Il P. HEEVEM. M. I.
Announces the opening of his ottiue.
Rooms 10 and 11, New Sondley llldg.
Cor. West College and Haywood Sla.
Aslievllle, N. O.
Office Phone 90. Res. Phone H23.
Otllce Hours: 10 to 12 a. m.
6 to 7:80 p. m. and by
appointment.
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For Clean, Ifcaltry Recreation.
Kt a vehicle of convenience and a
saver of car fares for the worklngman
there Is nothing that gives so much
return for a moderate Investment as
the bicycle.. Call and let us demon
strata to you In figures where It saves
you money. . We have the I ver-Johnson
agency.
4. M. IIF.AKX A CO.,
Battery Park Place. . Phone 44.
FLOWER BULBS.
We can supply Tulip, Narcis
sus, Daffodil, Crocus, Dutch
and Roman Hyacinth, Oxalls
and Japan Lily Bulbs. Novem
ber is the best month for plant
ing bulbs out-door. It Is also
a good time to plant Sweet
Peas. Fall plantings give the
best blooms. Sow the seed 4
to i Inches deep. "Everything
In Drugs and Seeds." '
GRANT'S PHARMACY,
Agents for Wood's Seeds.
For Sale
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Desirable residence on
HUlsido street, near Mer
rimon avenue . car line,
$2,500 less than value.
LaBart!, Hfcsla & Chiles,
REAL ESTATE and IN
SURANCZ,
27 Patton Avenue.
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The hih price of Turkeys is equally balanced by the
low prices and superior quality of our
CARVING SETS
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A standard moke that has 'iven our customers pleasure
( .. ..... usin3 for many years. , ,
ARTHUR M. FIELD CO. ;
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
We have all you will need to have for a good dinner.
Raisins, Nuts, Grapes, Mince Meat, Plum Pudding, Figs,
Dates, Fruit and also Romeo Coffee.
YATES & McGUIRE;
23 HaywoodiSt. . ; Pbone 221. 970.
1ADY BALTIMORE CAKES'
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' 5 Cents.
Fresh daily.
HESTON'S
TELEPHONIC 184.
City Depot Biltmore Dalryl
FOR SALE.
Two Montford Avenuo Res
idences $.1200 each. These are
prime value. ( ,
Natt AtKinson's Sons
Company,
' Real C Dealcn. i
Something to Give Thanks For
Our Special Thanksgiving Sale
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Only
We will offer all Suits and Overcoats at prices that you'll tliank us for. Hetneniber
this sale is only for three days and will contain sonic rare bargains:
Suit Department
All $."0.00 Suits for Men. Thanksgiving Price .$25.00
All $28.')0 Suits for Men. Thanksgiving Price. $23.50
All $'25.00 Suits for Men. Thanksgiving Price .$21.00
All $22.50 Suits for Men. Thanksgiving Price $19.50
All $20.00 Suits for Men. Thanksgiving Price. $17.50
Also special prices on Boys' Suits and Overcoats.
Overcoat Department
All $.10.00 Overcoats for Men. Thanksgiving Price $26.50
AH 28.50 Overcoats for Men. Thanksgiving Price . .". . . .$24.50
All $25.00 Overcoats for Men. Thanksgiving Price .$22.00
All $22.50 Overcoats for Men, Thanksgiving Price $20.00
All $20.00 Overcoats for Men. Thanksgiving Price. $18.00
These goods will positively be sold at above prices for CASH ONLY.
You should certainly gee these new, up-to-dato Stein-Plock and
Suits and Overcoats. 233
Schloss Dros.'
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Clothing' to
41 PATTON AVENUE